Characterization of student qualities for pedagogical motivation in undergraduates
Keywords:
SOCIAL SKILLS, STUDENT, COMMUNICATION, MOTIVATION.Abstract
Introduction: the teaching communicative process demands the training of students from the undergraduate level for pedagogical motivation.
Objective: to characterize student qualities for pedagogical motivation in medical students of the University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara in the period 2021-2022.
Methods: a cross-sectional descriptive study was carried out during the period from September 2021 to October 2022. The population consisted of 40 first year medical students. Theoretical, systemic, historical-logical and analytical-synthetic methods were used, as well as empirical methods: documentary analysis and student questionnaire.
Results: it was verified through the results that first-year medical students did not recognize as an essential quality the communicative ability to feel motivation for teaching.
Conclusions: it was also corroborated the need to develop integrated educational actions to encourage favorable qualities in undergraduate students of Medicine from the teaching-educational context towards the future achievement of a qualified teaching staff.
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